The reviews on Yelp were very positive.  I also appreciate the gradual build-up of language skills.  I especially was attracted to ignoring Romaji instruction altogether (A. Kuhre, 2009).

Soko Gakuen provided classes at a convenient time and the feedback from people previously enrolled in the program has been very positive (A. Smorodina, 2009).

I've heard positive things about the classes. The price is good. There are a large number of courses to take (K. Hattner, 2009).

I work with 2 friends who highly recommended the school and its teachers (J. Cahill, 2009).

Very professional; and they make you study in order to keep up (M. Mitchell, 2009).

I do not know any other place that teaches Japanese so efficiently (M. Kalo, 2009).

Organized and extensive course schedule, but low cost (D. Antonova, 2009).

I like that class size is small and it's not too expensive (S. Coronado, 2009).

Good teachers, interesting, and well organized lessons (G. Sherwin, 2009).

I love it here--very good instructors and curriculum (B. Nelson, 2009).

Reputation, quality of instruction (M. Machlis, 2009).

I heard very positive things from a friend who took classes here. Also a very good price for amount of hours (C. Pantsios, 2008).

The instructors I talked to seemed friendly and I wanted to take a class in Japanese (P. Traylor, 2008).

Your school has high standards and I learned quite quickly when I was here before (M. Deaves, 2008).

I've been in classes here before and know they can teach me well (C. Kashevaroff, 2008).

It (School) has a thorough course breakdown and seems low-stress (J. Mielke, 2008).

It was highly recommended by a few friends who have studied here (L. Farrell, 2008).

It seems like the most comprehensive Japanese class in the city (K. Kaufman, 2008).

It's a respectful language school that has many good teachers (B. Rezwani, 2008).

I felt that it is the most intensive Japanese program available (A. Isabelo, 2008).

I heard about its good teaching quality from someone at work (R. Reyes, 2008).

I liked the small class arrangement and the cost is reasonable (S. Chu, 2008).

Reputation, ease of enrollment, price. (Happy to find you!) (P. Brown, 2008).

Schedule flexibitity, way of teaching, and smaller classes (H. Wong, 2008).

Good value for the money with experienced teachers (M. Morales, 2008).

It is inexpensive and I hear the classes are very good (R. Foon, 2008).

A very well-known institution for learning Japanese (K. Vaka, 2008).

I heard good reviews about the instructors (W. Church, 2008).

I have heard that the program is very good (D. Rhone, 2008).

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(G. Kobliska, 2010)

Smoking snuffs out your job chances.

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